{Economical Healthful.
our the mint etnw.
2 EH0 N
til it it But
rotary. 00k, Pine and
Chestnut Wood. .
till]!
‘Mbllhuml
'You will not do
. better than to htty
Dormer DAIRY
amen. 3.000
pounds sold with
m we meaning or extremely for: prime
Trimmed 13vi l’clm ‘Toqoeo and
. fort-er price :5
‘ Bite. bnntlfelly‘trlmmed with
,. see Jet. 35. t «rarity no
‘ later lieu. trimmed pith Oeulch Footh-
. ‘ era's-eaten lelrl me do vtell tn
Wen-chain; eimhere.
S(W.FAWCETT.
3 WATER 8mm.
00“.
the bent leery
l' &"8ll01l STORE,
it: “two moot:
the ”All STREET.
' aroma.
in
' up not mb new . it
Mortality mu mm met Mn
well” rounded tin-re Inge."
, m
yen
1"
.~ Iii tr. lflrfilprtnf
”‘ monogamous»: ‘
. MW
WW
‘1.
‘$
e
Ps. Bull's
'BOVGOTV.
a: 'llllllllBLllilliililllcl ill
not met do it an trio; .- we will deliver a
’.‘-’° me or .
*Plllsitl'l. Jiiil ll Panto
FLOUR
To your tableau. ell expertrce paid, for
mount
Maren eommnnlcetione ti thie other for the
Overload Produce Coanny. 020 a :.
oyslzns.
That have not been floated '
Fill, (litters, Glams,,,8ali Fish.
SC A L] ,OPS,
Pure Tomato CNMIII, Imported Stir
dines, rm Vermont Staple Srrnp,‘
Imported Grapes. l‘ieit'wd (lys-
tore lollfllerwehnodfluodq In
——-—of All Kl.ds.—--—
HUNT liliLUFF
linoleum
DAVID STOW
so. MAIN STREET.
UP STAIlfa.
JACOB u. LllYTON,
eel Route and 303105196! Gem-ml lnenreucc
—Pire. Lire mo Acrideot. Uecm
Stems} tolets-Cebin end Stet-rage Dfullli
for £1 no upward: and Money Order» to Ill mm-
o . Notary Public; minovledrcmeete
when. reed Tickets. Beggege Checked '0 Due
titration. .
65 Wellington Street. Next in Poet. Office.
SOUTH 1‘11”th Mi. li’l'.
but llan Insure Yin Lila!
. Severn-en“ eday will give you In Rbdowmem
Policy of 31.000 pet-hie" It 50 were of ego. or at
death. if prior; arrive canton day. will give you.
Life Policy for $1,030. end you do not lore whet
you have paid in. t vet: if yorretop paying. any year
Ifter three. Connecticut Genernl Life loam
Compeny, of Hartford '
ll. 8. L'EOIIBDIEU,§gent.
Wuhlneton etrvet. South our-ix.
. Q
I
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 & 48 Main st., Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Beetdenoe. No. 3 flcrxerly etrret Telephon
Celt.‘n~4. Day or night.
A. g FER—Rig.
J E W E L E R .
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry .
t'inc Wench “coloring e Speciality.
39 South lulu - South Rom-elk.
HATS! ' HATS!
Fall Styles.“
lnrilgmleewdoolorvol
Still and Soft Hats, will: Huts.
Bore net- end Cope. Crush thin for men one
hon. Nutri- Ieft lieu for men at
‘KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
”in...“
Pullout" attention paid to
fixing, 01mm Ind Ironing
itillt flute. - am
Well , Papers,
’ linen Ind urgent Aunt-em
in tile city. ,
mo true of onion ill cent- a
double roll. , '
loo the oe-IIIItIeI ehelr and
step lender, only “.00.
brittle? ‘ Intern“.
floated on Irrelehere.
Peter Pom Ile- n Ind
calculi-'59.. " '
L.H.DECKER,
(been
mo not-watts.
in for ‘ I Am 1‘» hustle.
.53.: no». leg; r. em...
Iii-0m ever “it“ ll
mm'wmtflli“
were. e
or” 0 ~ «lemme:
u . Ming:
R «m ,
.3 .
Norwalk Oysters "'
ll Washington Strut, - I?”
,emmfiiwf
.New Yorlt,‘ lien fierce
and tinrtford it. 11.
October in. .m.
theme Luvs we're batman es 101.-
" . LOWE: . . ‘ “
Pol. union A it 4:16 Winder-i.“
momma n it: re. Wet. 1:10 mitoses. It“?
0:” me ex. em ex . 0:“ no . 10:11 r: it: t
Ice. rx mt. are on. no» men ex .eei w. to
element. 'eupreet troll etentford. 3:85. {:20 ex
5:01 monumental“. meow . emu .ezti
or. 7:51». 0:11, on . 10:80:, 1:02 I on. Wet-blur.
tun uytm. eeede;n~5;re u, Milena» re.
P. I ~01“ “affine. 0de tie. .
l'ott new “on: A M «121893 e: are. ms
to swear Duo or. 10:42 w r I ~12“ a.
little: .1:ecuc.00'lrx .4:tfme..b: flee .oflrc .
fiber" lat-w. tilt at: .950! no. ii 0?.“ ex. Iutt
to 12.25 s in. ex. burning—«Fl is no. 9:: no. I in a
0:483: ”pan -
Von Lam-n. ALI—010 Io. 91003.. 10 i2
tic. l'. it.—-l2Wrx , 1.071;: . i «In: . the ”will
It..1107¢x.. '21!“ line}.
You eruutmlut. A I 4:10 Io. title ex .
the: no 1‘ 8,—1azooer ,iztenc .735 or ,ezemr. .
”:07 (except Morton; morning between New never.
elm Synnpnwld) ex
Fob Baotou. All ~13: ex ivin sum line)
Ell—1200a. (via tipnogilzid), l 0: ex (vie Iiert~
Luvs new tour.
Footlocrttlilomvrut. A fl-b Dir: 601m.
701nm.owex.90uc.iiwu.110lec. 130)
00. ex 1' —l£0.’nc.rtititx 203142.30:
11.33003 4 er..ilulex.50.'ex.utlhx.701
eclililncJ' mi :-i.nndec.12mmtdulghtex.
enodnyko 01.0. 1 so no . of” no. 1200 it tonight
”idi‘h’liieim?’ 1.1. one... It
nttnt'ttt -\' “been“; nmstoe.
u.
corrected to .letnury 12 tam.
'l'tulneleuve Sorxih S'otrétn‘h fur lhlbu y—~0 15.
ll [3| tr». 1211.110. 510. 6163i.df023p.m. enzv
due—MEI in out 66! p, m
Treinl lave Denim" for South Renew-$35
7:10. oooendiitoe m _ 3 :0. 501mm on p nt.
sundae-800.. n. and .1 is p m ,
Treire cave emu h Hour“ lit for lilflgvllrld-‘V‘! 15,
Info late to. 1:5 11.}:1 . to mend 1:20.. in
Truln- luv-v fiillgfrflv-Vd for north Nor lI'k~—ll 45
750.011 .1 vi t1§5n in 3:30 :i aubltiiattdi‘tlliipm
I Al?‘ Li! B DIVISION.
m‘lttl 'eeve Br dew, on u all m:
7 115- m wnger for Public-id
1000 [men-met for l‘ttutlelo. making on. traction:
for Albert} and the Wut.
.0 it)» in . mixed lut- ltItvlrtvllle
1;: m p m. miter Int (belt Bentngm
4 .'0 p. m., i’uuntld not: Annoy pretense!
o 0p. m. ‘ttv Dillard special
9 30 p 13.. mixed fur (treat Barrington
’i 3 (Sunday) ”mung“ for in me id Ind Albany
witunt l1 Stevenson, V to Pmletnt 1nd
Get em manager. .
A W. Plait! General Puts: entailed
OLD AM) RELIABLE
Milli-1‘01 Prelim Lin
__..-Tu-.‘fi.
South Norwalk
.——-—-AND————~
Norwalk, Ct.
Tl]! PROPKLLKRS
on 0F llllllllliii t EAGLE
will 'eeve Pier 23. EM River (Hartman rim-on.
New iork. at 5 p m.. sutures}. at :2;- m.)
i’rtiuh: received from 7 a m 1.15 p in,
Kunming boflft‘ll‘lxve Namath til. 5 p m.nnd
South Kuwait at 6:"0 p in
Freight when from and received for Iit ein'r on
the lineman and Natural: and simmer ”our
ex tly minted mite. .
l‘prm Ipplniion in omen 'he NW of Ntf‘llk
and Burns Will be not lnr :priyi late or {night
nowhere in New \‘ork or in «wiry
Wmlwrmne are (orb-r! tme'ing nnv of the
rmployere of the limb of this line on won t o!
the ovum-re them-r. rib
E
' l; at
g“
‘ Examiner in
l‘. 8. Patent our
1071: in 1383.
Ollicos. 4111'. Main Slim",
. . . x,
T ,‘ “I;
in.
PLUMBING,
nmmmm
Hot Air Healing,
.
v
Stoves and Ranges.
Benita furnace it}: Socialist
50 South lilo 'treet,
, ‘5, cos“-
Sivan & Btishnefl,
teen Water Its-«t.
(vector on». ”torment. conic
mw.2inmemnomaimom .
l’i‘et'le. ltllJlMgfillu re. mm.
ma‘mm e glam 030.11}.th m '
l .
Mega for 3. m nd Ilene-lie. Ween
the recognised Montage bani lion: of
not! Outer nature
inverted luille te Illil min
figment harlot e?flll3t.etl e hee'
‘ mm by trail for net.
Telephone.
New Foe-it Prloee. - .
never Under-dd.
sum men “men ml
“Wilhelmina. ‘
mww'mtrmc-W”
m
%
nome- hunters». _
‘3 Illnl ud' Id ”:52“:
Inc.“- n r
:1" stone. onummweeethup
eelhetelert the deer. 3MB]
bolster-metre. mice-Ina!“
use: on. canto-s
Kidney and Liver lire
Grown I'll-ten end P115.
Thev Me the m ly sole itemuiiea to rm.- live-e
alle or! wt in tin. h‘t‘o trier-9c. Lh'fl (”em in one
Urinery Affection:- Uniy thovu prepare to the
be! mutt en- t:.. tirilgtunl tin-1 tinwmy Kidney
and 1.1m (Yun- ttmt Mir mum you to [V’I'I‘Cl‘
haith,
ell ladies Use
('3. B. ll. l .
(Int; alt-dicitu- C-i.. l’nsonie. 11.).
SOLD A'l'
Plaisted.’a Drug raters.
paw > ’ ,EonibrN‘orwelh' ..
Original
Coughs, Bottle. influenza. Bronchitis.
mug floarseueee. ilh- ping CeuthI’oflP.
roel. Asthma. «in i , lawman of in:
lhroet. Lungs and Chen. Consumption
Speedy and {mammal fifty years.
FILES. H‘UMORS.
flrnfuln. Brae-Inn. halt liter-net nml nit
Disc-«9t 0! the Shin nml Bleed arr- mtml by
FOWLE’S PlLE and RUMOR CURE.
is? 13m
‘ ‘Seeing isthiieving.”
And the
ever run
~dtn‘s of t
drrt;:!l.;..'
aim-2‘ _.
Pttrcr :
lh'tn film}
than tl~
more (I: . . , .
rttitctl Thu. 3 . ,;
"The
And with it lhrr.‘ itt ll
"unwell :‘Zi'. ,u. (3‘? if.. .t'ft..
no climbing l.p of}: r: llJi‘
nor annoyance or it:
needs ttézmtung.
bcin tough toilet! r. -
"2| 1’ t. it is nbrnlum
nude more; 1: 1.: .m , . ,
‘ °’Tl i‘ ’ inllmrm (f
Combining) to
indeed it is,
Jr's may 9, km
L on fstcver We
.: \‘rtl.~‘f§rr.~ Hugging
' 3?. Vase Ir.
. -’. (3.1???
. no amt-ll.
. m: sweatrng.
"tantrums“
.mi it never
‘L t rrservo'trni
' .7_ with ten-
utnklblf.
feel-mp: may (on.
the "Rochelle!" I)
matte overrun tir’
Ind Table Ln: p't. ?
Plano Lamps ,. 3 Income, Pop.
animators. Ntcl..i;.t;.l i .zgtiz V\. tough! Iron.
Art the lamp deal-r for it. Lookvfor the
trade-merit stamp: “ in it»! or! Xrtt. ' If he
haeo'nheu, hi 1 Rocluatrr c .t the etylr you
went, orif no ion: Hit ~' r. und in u.
for free illustrate! rm. tend reduced
rice-lief). and we will be. . hf (.Cfid you any
lamp solely by express, right to your door.
IOCIIHTIZB LAMP C0"
42 Pork Piece. leer Yeti-i
M m endurOumoIR-xhutnm
“13'. mt 14min mm in the Work.
nlOStu
601A). SILV Ell, Milli It].
And ell blade of Oxydlud
PLATING
lint-e til
it Water Street, Saul Ntrtali
Anything l‘ietwi hm e Inert riot in e stove.
lofty node of tebte were fictional»; In!
luranrimt Ill Ill: lie of been work Couch-lieu.
nengtegtompa. l‘rnole alien. Vei- etc hone.
Pet-tie. linen end (latent liq-elm; toe.
WORK DUNK A‘l' Mllllfl‘ 80110 All!) SAT-
In!) if I.“ PACT“!!! DUABA In.
BUY OF THE MANUFACTURE".
A- "
gas}.
A. “with t‘e 11'
Throttle-t monomer of M e no-
one notched were for role to” dung: mice
0! Iltllll' per. g... of
trio-lop, i one i miibezmmemhm
'
tum-uto'mttk-utrmtm
~ llIliy III llell CII’I’IIIOI.
Frank BoylstOn.
titty OOIIASlllllll 7
, a
was ,- 0,3 '* in Mill”-
“one! Both Pat-lice Monro Mr.
‘ Window‘s Death.
Wu. Wot-die 0.! Biology from» the Seare-
tIry o! BtIte moguls PMOGGIWWO
Mont Will Be Held "nudity Morning.
All Waiting-ton.“ ltr Mourning.
WAfilllaffi’fOK. Jun. at.~—1'ite remains of
Bccrctory Willdottt united in this, city at
me o'clock Friday afternoon“ The train
vmt met by President lihrristpi, Vice Preo-
lrlem Morton. Societal-ice lilttint'. Proctor,
Noble and Illlhk and Postmaster General
Wanamaker. Amisfurl: Set-rotary Nettle-
ton. of the tretmttry, and :t gmrt number of
treamry ot‘iiclnlrt nnd employcsmnd fifty
or more solution and repnzseututivou. The
remains were :weompttnied [rent New York
by Secretary Tracy, Attorney ficnernl
Miller tltul l’rivnto Secretary littitlly. Ee-
taken to the but- twiclvrm" of the Men-tar)?
on Mlt>~itt'htlrlt'lls avenue, when» it will re-
main until its interim-m. The death of
the secretory will. it is thought, virtually
clear the not-in] Hermon em for its the partici-
pation of the pmlitlentiul. vice presidential
and cabinet, familicts are concerned. There
were stilitltree evema. of inn-rest at the
White House—that of ’i‘tu-stlaty, Feb. 3, the
reception to the ill‘lny,nll\'y um! marine
corps; Mm. Hurriwn'uv-ulternmn recep-
tion, Saturday. Feb. I, and the public re~
oeptiou on 'l‘uesthwrvctiiug. Feb. 10. The
Vice President and Mrs. Morton lmd card-i
out for two Saturdny night receptions, to-
day and Fl‘h. T. The Postmaster General
and Mrs. Wanamaker were to have given
two Monday night vet-options. Feb. :2 :tiul9,
and Secretary and Mrs, Noble were to
have dined the President mud Mrs. Horri-
son on‘the evening of the tlilt. it to cor-
tomary period of of‘licini mourning. which,
in the (‘le of the tragic events of last
season. lasted :1 fortnigitt.\vill carry its
present observance over to the icnten
period.
Secretary lllulne'e Tribute.
In the course of an oflirinl announce
maul issued from the state dcpnrtnwnt
late in the afternoon Secretary Blaine
says:
Thus tum turned Ivvey it man of pure life. an
offlt'lsl of “airtime integrity. lllfiftligi‘tirilitld by
long and eminent tit-trim it! both inmm'hea of
coliifl’t'h'tt and by being railed to administer the
national flutters-s His death hm nuts-v.1 drop
regret throughout the muntry. while totho
president and three nonmetal wzth him in tho
“ministration of the gormnment it comes as a
personal sorrow The president direct: that nil
the departments of the Oxw‘tittvo' breech of the
government and the officers sub-it ulitmtar there.
ln shall fulfilled the t'estm'l tn the rztumurv “1
“1L“ eminent citizen in a martin-r l‘ofifkain'nut
with the dignity of the other which he has bun.
orcd by his devotion to public duty.
The provident further directs that the tron»
nry domrttuont in All its brnnclim in till:- rapt
till he drum! in mounting for the perimiof
thirty day»: that on the titty of the funeral the
exm‘uftw department): shall Ir- rinsed,
al‘
_ uni 1%,! at: all public buildings thrunghnut the
Unit. States the national flag shall be dis'
played at half meet.
nut“ rtouen Adjourned.
Bt‘iilihnurlfrw of concrete adjourned on
the announcement of Secretary \Vitttlom'e
death. Then- is hardly ti mob in COIigI‘l‘Sfi
whohm not some kindly recollection of
Mr, \"indont, and there was rt manifesto.
tion of sorrow on till fillllfil which bespoke
its ovvu sincerity. iii» relations with men
in both parties Were coniittl. and hit kind
ly monitors and the sincere rind frank
cbnrmrfrr of bio (unmitinimtiona with
them eeruml him tittivenutl respect. and
confidence. But two days ago he was be
fore the committee on appropriations of
the house disarming the sundry civil bill.
nndtttembers of the committee remarked
upon the thorough linden-limiting he had
of every tlct all null the lit‘t’tlfi of his depart-
ment. lh‘mmmts end Republicans, silvgr
men and “ntl‘hlIVt‘l’ men areoequniiy sin~
cere in their tributes to the deco-wt. The
president rmd lti~ million have generally
"prom-ti their ll'vilfifr‘v; in ntgtinl to the
werewry’s death tinuuqh the executive
order given allow .\1r. lllnine. in maver—
eatiott during tht' aim-moon, spot..- fa.“-
1y about Mr. “'lililum. lie new, be mill,
I very valuable number of the cabinet.
and hurl worked it itii tuft-tho teal since he
emu-ml the cabinet in connection with the
fitment-o, llimlenth mu :1 great loss to
the mliuinit-lfnttinn. lie was exceedingly
popular with lllt' tnmtlwm of the cabinet.
Mr. llln'me mill. and lie dill not think flint
' one of them hltll ever had an unfriendly
word with him since the cabinet htul been
formed. . '
Merry Hearty Tribute-e.
Secretory l’rm‘lm’ will that words could
in the secretary's tlt'lllll. Their “fennel
relations tutti been most. friendly. "Mr.
Window.” he mid, "was it mun of Fitch e
plvmnttt mill alitlnlllt: illsptifilliuft that he
endeared himself to oil of its.” Secretary
Soltlemitltlntt of runner the secretary's
death mm mulch-it in all. lie was the 1110M.
delightful and lovable imm whom be but!
ever met. Mr. \l‘nnmnnker sold: "it ie
the tint ltptnk in the cabinet and extent
knee to the country. With his great oblir
ity there was every quality nod grace to
make flll Mealtime." livery one loved him.
lie but A bright inlmi, lot-go experience
and it to heart." Mr. l-‘Iovver mid that
Mr. Wimlom'e conduct during the recent
llitnncieletringency warranted the high-
rtmked him properly ItftinfiR the boot llmtn-
clone. the me» eon-writhing but nitvnye
hold to do it thing he thought to be right.
lie bud correct views on lllaflt'hi of public
policy. end that one 01 the bent mutation
of the treasury We have lmtl.
Mr. l‘ttrtpibttr mitt he hint known Mr
Wimlom intimately. “ll tutti known him
for thirty vent-ti end he littll never met ll
men of mart-gout filtdlltit‘w. In all his n-ltv
omptibile nndpr‘tvnte. be hurt been In
est, hamlet (irritation grunt-innit and
it by of the greater: confidence in lilf
purpose Ind his wlulom. "There never won
I better mun in the cabinet," he sold.
The “literal-Mont!” Morning.
Secretory Wintium’n funeral will tithe
place on Monday. lliw‘nun. William DJ
Wintlont. who in in Baton ltmtue. let. line
been heard from lllltl lat now oil iii-x why to
Washington. There oil} ht: private inert“
teen Alominy morning; at. line it iiTiom
maneioti‘ on MWlmlliirt‘ll‘ié nu we and
intu- in the tiny public wrtw‘“ til the
Church of the Covenant. ‘l to» pallbearers,
bottom and active. will be mmmmeed
inter.
The "II'DINHI of it lint-comb
' “emblem of secretory \l‘itniom‘s prob-
INC meander “Eight-120 ml the l‘npllol
Midi], l. I minim mode
ninth one Mr. limite- vrenhi retort
cortcd by :1 detail of troops, the, body was;
lain that all of those ova-m. dated for tho,
coming week will be recalled. and the cue-t
not expm the fooling that oil ”writ-need
gut purine that could be gin-it blitmunl
SAT DA! aetirumm
anybody. The times: at either of them
In? the place wee universally admitted. It
WI» said. however. by a friend of Mel. Mo»
Kinley that he would not “tier any eon-
Iidcvntion ’rteiept it , et ppointtneot.
Warring to remain .free to become rt elu-
date for governor or to redeem bin like
trtct two years hence.
Spoon" Ind neutron.
AI for Senator Spanner it in thought by
politicians generally that he would have no
chance whatever of appointnwnt, as Wb
eontin has already I man in the cabinet in
the, when of Secretary of Agriculture
Rusk. But for this fact. Senator Spanner
would seem to be 3 strong cendidete for
the appointment. Hr. Carmen’s special fit-
ness for the office in suppoeed to be due to
the fact that be has for a number of year-I
been a hard working member of the bottle
committee on appropriations, where hell-I
been called upon to make a careful study.
of financinl matters. lie line. moreover.
been a fact- friend of President. Harrison.
At the treasury department, however. it
learns to be the opinion among the‘chiel
officials thntghe president will remote the
first mistnht weretory to the ancy.
The fill“) who at present holds this oilloe
is Gen. Nettleton, of Minnesota. who was;
,vrtmn friend of Beeretnry \l’indorn. Ind
\vho Wm his trtisled‘nud contidcutin rep
Ientmivo, nettle as secretary wbeuetz
Mr. \l’indom \v absent from his «look.
At the Capitol the name of Lyman J. Gage.
president of the Chicago World's fair com-
mission, was spoken of, and it. was said
that his friends would urge his name upon
the president.- Mr. Gage has made the
reputation of a shrewd financier and bus!-
neas mamamd it is thought tlmt hiscinlme
would make 3 strong iznprezuion on the
president. '
Bx-Socretnry Bayartll'e Eulogy.
NEW YORK. Jean. rib—Al the meeting of
fill? New York been! of trade and irone—
portntion hold to take nation on the death
of Secretary Windoni vex-Secretary Bayard
was present and paid a owing tribute to
the memory of the deco qled. He said: “I
was the plirtoker of your hmp'ttulity last
night. Today I am the lemleriu your grief
Ind sorrow. Men may be oprmscd to catch
‘othcr politically and yet be friends. They
are trying to reach the some ends but by
different. "103119. I wamssociztierl with Mr.
Windom for thirteen years and there grew
up between us it sincere confidence. "We
both hot] rut public ILWD the? sttmocntlin
View, No breath of suspicion Will-l ever
cast upon him or upon mg methods. in 1581
an occurrence of grout. importanceto the
country “mm.
“The public credit will the rigs-mics tlirtt
“Hilliard it were threatened. it strong fwl.
ingaguinst the banking i-ySfL'fll was ex-
pressed. Confirm-ts bell adjourned and those
in charge of the banking: institutions were
uneasy. Urn this retitarlmitio proposition
in the government was made by the credi-
tors of the govt-mitten; to reduce life rate
of inn-root on the debt dot-them amino
erpt different. forum for its liquidatign.
This patriotic stateo’mru tin-l friend .Itlitl
me the honor to come to me mi .1 man. n1-
thnngb l was of it different political party,
to discuss the tuntnentuous question.
Not All "crucible 1n llttltlo.‘
"We discumed it; and you All know how
thi- national credit tea-L»: established, how it
mus done. without rust to the thentmenL
Sn liner iilthirntiott of floundering can be
found than that of ii illiom \l'imiom. It
was the very highest pinnacle for a man to
much. Such was our of his eervices not
measurable by money. He was it faithful
Iervnm it! his country. All licf‘tlcri are not.
clad in uniform. neither do they fall in
bottle. They the in tilm‘iirt‘ and quiet.
place». William Wiudum‘n mil came last
night. His life had been imperiled wrving
you and our land. lie ix worthy of your
gratitude." Mr. lint-uni referred to Mr.
\l'irttturtl's connection With the Bud’s ship
canal. and closed by saying: "We all join
in grief for his loss and honor and respect
his "tumor-y." At. tilt: conclusion of Mr.
Baynnl's remarks resolutions eulogistic of
the inimitable servittw rendered his party
“opted.
Booming lngails for the “money. ‘
Tlll'lLRA, Kim. Jun. “L—‘Tht! death of
lb'ecrclztry \l‘indom hit-t gil’cll renewed
hopciothe admirers of John J. ingulls.
Already lilt' defraud senator is being
trimmed hen» to smelled the deceased secre-
tory. Today at rrwnlttilutt was introduced
in the setmtemhlng the provident to ap-
point :i molt Mm will lie in bCCUX'll with
the Wear on the fitntncitti question.
The Labor Federation.
Auuxv, Jam, : i, .. A: the Suite Full‘l‘flr
tin" of Labor l’rulgty st i‘twiuliuu favoring
the pork oubn'uiy iuill twiv bet-m.- cough-5e
mt» adopted. 'ilm te-ululiou rolling for
independent. politlt‘nl mitt.“ mint discussed,
Ind was adopted u i. it an muetnitncnt that
it be referred lute}; hi all :ltlilmtlttg bodies.
The federation tnljmtrut-tl after .clecllng
the following “flirt-t»: President, Daniel
Harris. of New York; 1}th vice pn-sitlent,
Mints Mary :4, “hint. of Troy; :zecuutl vice
Dreamer", Allglht. i-‘erull. of Buffalo; third
vice preside-m, Jacob ii. Trove of Herb
Inter. rccunlttig secretory. 1‘2. . l'ny, of
Albany: trthirt-r. “when Fitncutf, of
Troy; U‘ltafuifi, A. l-‘mtt-r. of Brooklyn; l}.
W. Middleton, of New York. and Millie
Norton, of Albany; legislative wounittco,
Joseph A. Mciirtiw, of Albany; M. Kelly.
of Albany, and J. J. Sayers, of Albany.
' To To: Private Dopoglin.
Btfcsmtlvitt::z,.lmt. til.-’1'ite president
hos signed the bill levying a tux on the do-
poeit» in private battilot ilrithtb cepitntlete
Ire deeply mined up over the matter.
The invv menu» the enppremlon of private
hilllttttll lint-non Ayn-rt for the benefit of
the national bank». The private banks
have been ltmétl by forviguom generally M
pint-cit of delimit, he being considered be-
yond the reach of the ottlcioi rings and
licheniee by which the national bonito have
been plundered of their depoeile in n vrny,
that M'lllllfn elipsoe my public robber-lee
heretofore revealed iii other porte of the
world. Foreign capitol in main Bttenoe
Ayers will new. but» to go into the no
tionnl Mllkfl, or be withdrawn from book
depiieit nifoget her.
Almost I ltiotdtt l‘Irte. ‘
Putts. Jon. flim‘l'he police seized the
trette of the incendiary paper “l-Zgnlite."
'i‘he omee we» gmnlnl by i «only detriment
would be revolutionlslex. armed with re-
volvers and midget... but three were easily
dispersal. A strong detachment of police
prevent“! the npproech of n mob of student:
from the Latin quarter. Aimtt one Mlle
dent» hm] mtheml. but they were no:
allotted to cm the bridge. (treat excite-
mimi. prevelletl in the district until about
t weir-1:, “ELM“?! lump continually en.
M it D!" I'll rattler! Wilt
tinny student: were arrested.
To Inn-tint» llIIttltett'e Death.
flew You. Jen. Hl.wl)M‘lfl N. Onviiho
bu been Ippeioteti
,,
«to ‘he
fiamum%_ ‘
and country by the late secretary were '
' A
a" suitable A sues.
Dr. Tanner’s gensational At-
tack on Mr. Balfour.
own or CHARLES BRADLAUGII.
Ther'oll Known Busiteh hooters-hr
Ind pinto-mun" wut Be Buried in I
Comte of Entire-An [uteri-effing [lav
count of Hill Mfr. '
Loxoox, .Jon. 3L—Mr. Balfour, com-
menting on what he called the mohncse of
Mr. SituWcht-vre in his resolution rein.
tive in aiding the distressed people of Ira»
land, said that oil it meant'nnything it
meant that. government. arid tree‘desired
and required to accomplish the aim of the
plan' of campaign, and it implied that.
never had there been a feeltler or less enl-
c one attempt to settle a grootnnestlon
than that of Mr. Gladstone in dealing with
'the troubles of lrelnnd. The government
would certainly not. consult either Glnd'
stone or Parnell in relation to any feature
of fresh“ policy.
The Plan of Campaign Denounced.
Mr. Balfour proceeded to vehemently do-
nottucctlte pint) of campaign. ”Why.” he
asked. ““1““? the campaign tenants any
more entitled to relief than English fete
nuts?” The plan of catnpaign was nothing
less thtm attempted revolution. It. was
part of at movement that had been going
on since 1510 and “we; not. as asserted, the
spontaneous outcome bf the rejection of
Mr. Parnell}; hill. If he (Balfour) wet-eon
Irish landlord he W011 iii beg his bread with:
or than submit to the plan.
Called Balfour “a Cumin; Snob."
Here Dr. Tanner exclaimed. “Coating
snot" .
Amid cries Ofr-Dl'lli‘l' from the Conserve-
tivcs 'Etml l'ttionhfiljlwmlv Dr. Wanner
forthwith withdrew the Expression. and
the speaker \vumcd him against a repeti-
tion of such language. ‘
After further remarks by Mr.Baifour,
the Right Hon. Sir George Trevelyan.
Gluelstonimt Liberal. spoke. He said that
he was in favor of n. more courteous trenté
mutt of’tlu- question than Mr. Balfour had
given it. “Upon a divi~iou Mnlkfcvrv's
motion mu nieetml—L’ilfi to 152.
Grief tit Bradlaugh‘s Death.
LM’DON. Jan. Ill—The Radicals of North»
tintpton who. by ill) emphatic mnjnrity,
persisted in hl‘fllllllg Charles Bradlangh
back, time uflvr time. to parliutiient, 11min
doepgrivi fol-the loss of their representa-
tive. All ('l;\>"c.“~ in that. town are joining
in testinmnyuf colt-rm for the amt: who
cortqiteml his way to recognition by the
Tories th' troll it: Liberal».
Public houses .15 tveil nu shops were
(timed its soon ml the illulill immune known,
and remained trio-«ml it” day. Brndluugli,
like his daughter. who died some time ago.
will be buried in a coffin of earth and in n
manner consistent with his dismount! of
religious professions. lie is said lately.
however, to have expressed .1 wish that. in
the event of his death, nothing should be
done that \veuld in any way wound the
sthccpt lllllllit'> of 0: her; so that. while re-
ligion will be absent. it will not bein-
xsulml. a“-
flie Main Lite Object.
Among the pen-ms who have expressed
flit-tr grit-f \Vrf‘t‘ several prominent natives
of Hindmmn. tvltoore deeply grateful to
Brmtlzutgh for his offal-t5 in behalf of [ti-
tliam self guvertmu-nt it is said to have
been of late the main object. of Brad-
htugh'o life to secure :1 measure of natioxr
n1 autonomy for the people of India, and
ht,- was the chief agitator in their behalf in
(Front Britain. Mr. Bratlloitgh died Jan.
80 at the age of .57 years: The funeral will
be held ’l‘ueedny.
Ills Career.
Mr. Bmdinugh won distinction as it
fighter in the courts. in the fields of athe-
hitic und sociological literature and min
debeter in parliament. It was the struggle
over his right to sit in the house of cum
uions withuut taking the prescribed 00th
of allegiance which made him most talked
about, but even before that contest. lie was
of sortie note in England. Mr. Brndhtugh
was born in the (ital end of London in 183.
attended elementary schools and then be.
come errand buy, it emit dealer's clerk. it
Sunday school touch»:- and tinnityufree
thought lecturer.
in 1830 he helped found The National
Reformer. The paper was prosecuted by
the attorney gum-ml in 1863—0, but Mr.
llmdiauglt defended the suit vigorously in
the courts and secured tt cotttplete victory.
l'pon the qttextion of on atheist}; right
to testify in court he waged a strong fight.
He was it pittitttill' in common pleas, and
his evidence being objected to, be deter-
mined to carry the mutter through every
court utul get the low changed if pm‘efiblc.
At lost in.- tout the satisfaction of seeing
the evidence ltm‘s modified no its,” give
free think-m the right tn cuter thowttnoee
box.
it mu; Milli tuivncntc of ttfltt‘thtii that Mr.
llrmlittxtgh come owl largely before the
public mind. The t-lrruxmmures under
which he endeavor-til to tote the onthtn
April, 1.551. were exciting. ife advanced
among the members to be mvnrn. but. sir
Stafford Nortitcotu moved that Mr. Brad-
lotmll lnul non-tied prev lonely that. he could
not trike tile with because it would not be
binding upon his conscience; now he came
forwnnl todotlutt which before he had
said would be but. a hollow ntoekcry. The
question mow net to how his etlttemcnttl
could be reconciled.
John might defended Brmlimtgh’o right
on the ground that iinullmtgh hurl recent-
ly twat-rim! the «mill would be binding. but
Sir Student‘s motion prevailed by n volt-of
205‘ to 17.3. Mr. llmdlmigiiwithdtewmut
the ltfxlmliiy made ttmltiter attempt. Finni—
ly it “now named timt mulling the plin-
enge of the tttiirmtttion bill. which one to
cover hie come. he should'iio admitted tothe
floor of the house, but inner. occupy it sent
Ollllllllellll: lutrmui not (teatime the right
to “the um in debates or in voting.
(in A lg. 5!. fHM. he again deitinnded 91ml.
hebentrom, but. he WM met at til en-
trance of the house by policemen and
eergenutn;ltt.ttrtlis llllll thrown etit._ llle
clothing \ttlntnrtt in the uruggienndh
trite vomitiembly liruiml. .
The oflirmtttimt bill Willi vigorously llipv
ported by Mr. Uittllotone. but. it failed of
passage by m ltlltjm‘tfy of three voice.
When the pnriimm-nt of two «it» dent].
Mr. Brodtmtgii. who had been regain elected
by Northampton, was allowed to take his
not in pence. ~.
A Typhoid Bpldomie It Albany.
Aunt". lien. 31.41;» Mtifllfl of the
city board of health show fonl‘tt‘t'lt new
fluent typhoid fever reported ’1'itttredny
end six up to Friday. Two mm have
been reported in each of two boom. ,Tho
lever hilt-coming more revere every dog,
and men: were of death. have already or-
u .
.
BEGIPROAGI'W'WITH cream,
. W” t
H! lichen] Cartwright lore Illa con-try
WIIte Petr motto-ye but No Robbery.
Beaumont]. BL—At the banquet of the
night. in response to the tenet of “Recipro-
Btntes and Canada.” Sir Richard Cart-
wright, of Toronto, opponlllon leader of
the Canadian pnr’iittnwut, sold: "The trade
of the United States is certainly worth
more tone colmctivelythnn ours is to them.
But free mule with Canada will benefit
quite as many people of the United emu
u of the people of Canada. and to quite”
large an extent. Mon for macaw”!
gain quite as much on we will, and Genetic
does not content: beggar outing for the
crumbs which fell from the rich tnqn’e
only it fair: exchange and no robbery. Free
trade with us would be of great value to
the northern portion of the United Stem
nnd trebly so to the people of New England.
“Even as it in your trade with Canndn ll
not to be despised. Per head you tell more
goods to Caught than to any other coun-
try. Absolutely we buy as much from you
on France does, and more than arty other
country. except Great Britain pod Ger-
many. 1 think, in fact. we stand third on
the list of countries to which you export
your productions, and we alone, 5.000;”)
as we are, buy as much ll 50,000,000 Mexi-
cans and South Americans do all put to-
gether. Surely if we do this in the teeth
of twobootile tariffs it is no idle word of
mine to say that you cannot measure or
bound the possibilities which lie before
both countries if only these artificial walls
were thrown down
.“Xorth of Lula " rte and Ontario and of
the River St. Irtwrencc and east of Lake
Huron, south of the forty—fifth parallel of
latitude, and included mainly in the pres-
ent Dominion of Canada. there is as fair at
country its exists on the American conti—
nentvnearly as large in area as New York.
Pennsylvania and Ohio combined, and
states in agricultural capability.
“Ibis the natural habitation on this con-
tinent of the combing wool sheep. It isthe
land where grows the finest barley, which
the brewing interests of the United State!
must have if it. ever expects to rival Great
Britain in its mutual export of £11,000.000
of malt products. it raises and gmzes the
finest cattle. with qualities sped ly dair-
ublo to make good the detetf ' n of
stock in other sections. pnd'its climatic
conditions, created by an almost. encircle
ment of the great lakes, especially fit it to
grow men. Such a ‘countryiis one of the
greatest, gifts. of providence to the human
race; better than bonauzzts of silver or
rivers whose sands run gold. Now if this
be approximately correct, andlhonestly
believe it is, 1 think i may claim that tie
that. there is very good reason to think
that between two such countries as yours
exchange”, _ _
+~—-——
Tire-y “'tmt llto Gallagher LII.
Pil’ThBl'llll. I’m, Jan. 31.—-)Iiners of the
Fifth district. in convention in this city
adopted teenlutions memorializing the
legislature to apply to the bituminous
districts of the static the Gallagher law.
which requires that diggers must undergo
examination and receive certificates of
cornpetency before they can hold position
genuine-rs. The object is to prevent the
employment. of certain foreigners. Another
resolution is to the effect that thestlte
mine oilicinls be bold reapomible for mine
explosions, innomuch {ti-l such officials are
selected by the bltllt.‘ executive. Thomso—
lution, for all that it was adopted, is be-
lieved to be somewhat . radical, rind the
question of its revision is new under dis-
cussion. The delegates are determined to
demand of operators the tveighment of all
cool mined, for which they want 70
or ‘12 cents per fun. This, with the
eight hour rule. which they will undoubt-
edly undertake to enforce, is a. practical
advance of 40 or 50 per cent. in wages. It:
has been determined by the miners that
they will demand of every opemtorin the
district that he pay cash to each minor for
all the work done.
A Mischievous Boy's Deed], Work.
Ptnsnt'ttc. I’u, Jan. sit-Last. Mondey
Katie Kept, 8 yearn of age, was sent
on an errand by her parents. Wheat}
turning home with her package a boy
much older than her stopped her and dc-
mnnded her to give him the bundle she
carried. she refused!whereupon the boy
Kettle broke away front but fissuilnnt and
started to run. The boy threw a sharp
stone at the girl, striking her just above
the left eye. She fell to the ground and
the boy ran mm): A pauumpby carried
the girl home. where she related the advent-
ure to her father, who, not thinking the
injury serious. did not call it physician.
Yesterday cryslpelats set in and last night.
the girl died in terrible agony. The name
of Katie's uniuilant
known and he hxus not been arrested.
Tried to Kidnap llle Alleged Wife.
LOWELL, Mum, Jan. :ll.-~ll. G. 00er
recently casino from \‘iizeciintg, W. “3., to
this city, to claim his it’llcgvd wile, it vari-
ety “$113529. now playing; here. ifioyle Ills-
gu‘ised himself, mill-mi the \vnnntn’edreez»
ing room find was lttkilig lil‘l' out. when
her screams brought the members of the
company to her timintance. 'l'hey ejected
tiles that site ix fill-l wile um! Stlyii ()0on is
insane and persecute-miter M tlli his dueli-
lione. The manager of the tltcntte had
00er Anselm for tlfirlitllll. and battery. In
court he pleaded not guilty. v. ml battled by
his counsel and will prullnbly leave town.
”Who”? ... ....m
lirtllttnttpulh to Play llttll.
isoinsamus, Jail. : !, minim T. Bmeb,
president of the littlitutttpoiirs league club
of will. and Henry Boyle. the pitcher. have
determined to put A bull ienntin the West,
come backers 6‘1 tboeztivrprise. Mnllmith
enye that he Cl") Mlclii‘i! .‘lt’l,;'.‘f|chy, Bunsen
tutti Secry to start it lib, rind there ll little
doubt that other good players can be got.
arrangement.
W. “www
lit-timed Men boulder].
I’trtsnetw, l’o., Jon. 3|.-—1n nwreeken
railway eon-n miles from Piltebnrg
Brnhemnn l". ’1'. ”my was [Molly boned
by the escaping gleam. D. U. Mnhott, fl!!-
Et‘tglneer Alixnfgh i» M‘llltlt‘ltl and broiled
bully. He won unconscious Wheaten
out of the \vrt-elt but will probably move.
1'1“,”le live tit venison, 0.
IIIIIltIrmlI Were lent.
3A8 Filllh’t'imil. Jim. ti .-—~1t‘nrther par.
neuron: of the burning ol the eteemer
Shanghai. on Dee. till, were brought. to‘thie
port by the steamship City of Rio Janelle.
manger: end one Ettropeen. Ind curried
mo
"“"d '4;
Inpatient-elevate- in
/ ,
e attrition. Hamiltonian“
the mmmmdtherbpw
dorm - . .
oni'l'rode Relation» Between the Ilnited '
table. Canada offers and Goliath theirs ‘
”equal, if not superior, as a whole to those“
have something to give as well as you,nnd,
and ours there is room for touch profitable .
Coyle front the tltmttre. The woman do:
em but umnnoi Dir-keen unit'l'nibottJn-j
dionn 'opilaiiats, have consented to lie-1
the l’ittebttrg, Cincinnati and 8t. Lottie
man. met lmtlly hunted but will m.
attempted to take the package by force. A
im- not. pmitively.
Steps will be taken at once to perfect the
The Shanghai hurl on board.“ China: ’
lterchonte’ association. of Boston, lost. I; I
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